John Roberts Suffers The Slings And Arrows Of Pure Rage Trump
And the bar examiners prove once again that they don't care about anyone but themselves.
And the bar examiners prove once again that they don't care about anyone but themselves.
A literal episode of Drunk History.
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Let's see if he actually listens.
'Circuit of Wackadoo'?!?! This is why judges should have editors.
Ditto for Barrett and Gorsuch.
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John Roberts traded his credibility so Donald Trump could hold press conferences calling the Chief 'very unpatriotic and disloyal to our Constitution.'
Talk about a sore loser.
Also they struck down tariffs.
The justices announce conflict-checking software and new filing rules that lower courts have used forever.
He's either retiring or he doesn't care about how well his new book sells.